Bills WR Keon Coleman shoots a 4-word message for Jada Richard’s performance vs. Charleston Southern

Jada Richard had a solid performance in LSU's victory against Charleston Southern on Nov. 12. Following the game, she garnered praise from Buffalo Bills' wide receiver Keon Coleman.

Richard, starting in her first game for No. 7 LSU, scored 11 points and dished out six assists while making all four of her shot attempts in 26 minutes of action. She had a productive day overall as the Tigers routed the Buccaneers 117-44.

LSU simply outmatched Charleston Southern from start to finish. The Tigers shot 59% from the field and 54% from beyond the arc in stark to the success rates of 24% overall and 13% from deep for the Buccaneers. LSU also overwhelmed them on the glass, winning the rebounding battle 61-20.

Six LSU players scored in double-digits, including Richard. Mikaylah Williams led the team in scoring with 25 points to couple with six rebounds and four assists. Aneesah Morrow had a double-double of 21 points and 20 rebounds, and Flau'jae Johnson finished with 18 points and 10 rebounds.

On Nov. 14, Keon Coleman reacted to Richard's performance on Instagram, only needing four words to praise the Lady Tiger.

"Yo world lil sis," Coleman said.

Keon Coleman's comment on LSU's Instagram post, praising Jada Richard for her performance. (Screenshot of Keon Coleman's comment on Instagram)

What's next for Jada Richard and LSU

Jada Richard is in the first season of her collegiate career, coming out of Lafayette Christian Academy as the No. 1 player in the state of Louisiana. She led her high school to four state championships and received multiple MVP honors, understandably getting attention from college basketball powerhouse LSU.

She is currently adjusting to the college game, slowly seeing her minutes in the rotation grow. After three appearances, she is averaging 4.3 points and 2.3 assists on 71.4% shooting from the field and 60% from downtown.

Three games in, LSU has outmatched their opponents on both sides of the ball. Not only are they scoring 102.3 points per game, but they are also conceding 41.3 points per game to their opponents. While the wins are against the likes of Eastern Kentucky, Northwestern State, and Charleston Southern, the dominance is proof that LSU is on a mission to return to the NCAA Tournament and make another title run for their second in three years.

LSU will look to improve to 4-0 when they host Murray State at the Pete Maravich Assembly Center on Nov. 15 at 8 p.m. ET.